Poems and PlaysDent, 1975 - 258 pages |
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... reasons . I tell you I'm fix'd , determined , so now produce your reasons . When I'm determined , I always listen to reason , because it can then do no harm . LEONT . You have alledged that a mutual choice was the first requisite in ...
... reasons . I tell you I'm fix'd , determined , so now produce your reasons . When I'm determined , I always listen to reason , because it can then do no harm . LEONT . You have alledged that a mutual choice was the first requisite in ...
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... reason to con- fide in my judgement ; one little reason , perhaps . MISS RICH . Pray , Sir , what was it ? LOFTY . Why , Madam - but let it go no further - it was I procured him his place . SIR WILL . Did you , Sir ? LOFTY . Either you ...
... reason to con- fide in my judgement ; one little reason , perhaps . MISS RICH . Pray , Sir , what was it ? LOFTY . Why , Madam - but let it go no further - it was I procured him his place . SIR WILL . Did you , Sir ? LOFTY . Either you ...
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... reason . ΙΟ LEONT . Why , let him , when we are out of his power . But , believe me , Olivia , you have no great reason to dread his resentment . His repin- 20 ing temper , as it does no manner of injury to himself , so will it never do ...
... reason . ΙΟ LEONT . Why , let him , when we are out of his power . But , believe me , Olivia , you have no great reason to dread his resentment . His repin- 20 ing temper , as it does no manner of injury to himself , so will it never do ...
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Prologue of Laberius | 133 |
Description of an Authors BedChamber | 139 |
an Oratorio | 147 |
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